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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
@ttt Sett Sterelas erT6laset.
S6StIider @tnssams etnes strettes In safe
Oietp.

Inter Ser iAtperen Qtnfla9e 6es Sob
i6lags beftn6et ii6 Der Zimmerman SSH
belm Steffen6agen, $50. $40 ct. @lmoitr.,
Gate Gtetp, tpobnbaft, felt Wfttttpo6 Qben6
tn Der Bolt5eiltatton su Safe Gtem in 6aft.
S%teftenbagen uno letn gtahbar uno 5Sreun6,
5ern1ann 6ren5el, ebenfals elm a3tmmerz
mann bon 0etperbe, begaben ii6 Wttttpo6
Nbeto ge9e1 Z l1br 5uianmen mad Der
standardization BON SO. &aoer, No. 1906
Stncoln NDe., mo- fte benz 8ier reiblth auz
lpraden uno i'm 2aufe Ser le6r leb6aften
unterbaltung tpe9en elmer Otetnun0soerz
1bteoenbett ilber tbre TGbtgfeiten als 53ins
metleIte IN Strett gertetben. S%teffen6agen
lou babel, tpte Nugenseugen beri6ten, BENT
SrenSel NIT et1em 8ierglas einen Sblao
out ben &opf periebt 6aben, in 9Sol9e 0ei1en
Der 9ebtere etne anfGnglt9 fir nnbebeuz
tend gebaltene &opfnunoe 6apontrua.
Sren3eI begab it6 bierauf mad 6auIe uno
1dentte 1etter SerleBung feline tpeitere ge>
G6tung, tp16ren6 Der gto6t beri6limmerte
1t9 aber letn 3uIta1b 10 lebr, 6aB elmer letz
11er SODne ben Or. Seiber berbeibolte, tpelz
der. na9oem CT Sren3el unteriu6t bate,
ote 95erDaftun9 Steffenbagen's peranlaBte.
ger SeBtere tpuroe geitern Wforgen GIT Dem
gette STRENGTHS gefiibrt, tpel6er aber l6on
10 l9fpab tpor, oaB er ieinen Nn9reifer ni9t
nteDr ertenten tonnte. @e9en balb II l16r
9orn1tttags Deritarb Sren3el bereits, o6ne
letl1 8etpuBtietn tpteoer erlangt gu baben.
Stetenbagen iotpo6G, pie Srensel erfreuer
1tb ettes 9uten &ufes. Der @r1tere lit %
Sabre alt uno bat cine Srau uno spei
tletne Stnoer, tpGbrenb SrenSel 50 Sabre
alt mar uno auBer Ietner Srau mebrere err
9acDlene &inber btnterldBt, tpel6e $50. GIG
ct. GlmoitraBe mobnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19

1tttSere NeiIenOett 1tttS Gorre=
iponOenten beimGen 8e8enW 6rtt9
foI9enSe Stanten:
9err Crit 8ettnin9bonem Die
Gtaatett 1ttto Serrifortett We=
braSfa, GaItfortiett- Sre9Om, 9a=
fcta, N~ttntefota, @afDim9tOmS
SritiSb Columbia 1ttt0 Canada.
9err otto &ettnt9DDnett SenStaat
N~eSbraSfa4
SEER Traits Stto beretit oe4t Staat
SHinOtS 1tnS SOFIA.
3err Sbeo+ 8e6unatttt Ole Gtaatet
SAittotS 1tttO SStt0tan1.
&err &crntatttt 9re&i@Mtot Ste
Staaten Stota4ta, WttNi9att, S1iO,
YettniDInantet nttS 9ee&u BORT.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
1tnbebasn@fett sea6 Oeat Gwen

mtro olir1 bic 99speptiter permieben perbeu, bic
oitrQ DIE @rtabrllng S~anIenber 9eleitet Solicitors
Mta8embttters ipItemotil9 gebrau6en. geItdnoig.
deu III @eorou9 oteleS retnen nnb iuarm empfoblenen
Wto9enbiiIfSmittel8 lift bic eiuaiue uuo ouoenpbmp
Seotngun9 Der oonit6ubi9en @ntfernuna Der hart.
aa9sat9en Sprlnstl oer 9pspeplie, mic ou9 eines por=
noer9epeaoet AnfaIS bon uuoerbauIiGfett. .3uoleid
mert9, 9taDrun9smtttel 3u oermeibert, mel1e, me bic
SFloDrnng lins lebrt, bon benz sl ~beilenben &ranfen
SpSpepttfers iiber ieiue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Iolten
tDn III Stano ieten, iein ei9euer s5i1rer in bieIer 8es
SdIe9ntg 81 letn, uno ni9t iib elmer an5abl bi6tetii6er
We9eln ou3noertraueu, bic All oldemeiit oeholten INN
I'M in ~ein3elnen 6Gleu anweubbar All }etn. 8ilibfe
Setoer. VerltopllmG Sp6brennen, YlG6unqer, 1oures
A1lt1toBen .SopfibmerSen unb 9eiittge Nieoeroeibla=
9enbctt gebbreu 81 ben 8eQleitern Der 9nspenIie Iu6
weroen our9 Nas 8itters nertrieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
@rntpm,s Iefnter saera.

r9tber 8rown, ME tur3 Oein &Od1en lit"
io9te SOnes zines Cages gu ieinem Sreunbe
grown. Sieier errpiberte pibi9: ,SSa, ober
es pirb lang genu9 lein, ebe t9 ELM onberes
betonme." Man6e Men16eu 9eben 10 piel
olf Qr3neien aus, Die ibnen pe6er 6ettunq
nod 9ilfe gewdbren, baB neue &lei6er bel
tbnen ME @ngelsbeiu6e finb - wenige unb
ielten. Snnerli6e Sieber, 9un9enl6mG6e,
&urSotbmi9feit uro i6lei6enOer 0ulten NET
den bal6 benz 5a%uberbaften @influB ienes
por3ii9li6en 0eilmittels, DR.. Sc. u. 8ieree's
Golden Medical Discovery, (golbene
mebi5inil9e @~ntoedun9).
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
$500 8eIOhttttatn.

Yer frlIbere @i9entblmer Don DR.. Cages
"Catarrh Remedy" bot Sabre lang III alien
omerifanii6en 3eltungen beitdnbig eine 8e=
Iobnn19 bon $500 fir feoen &otarrbz 8attenz
ten aus, pel6en er nibt turiren fonnte. 0ie
1est9en @igentbimer baben bieie 0fterte err
mittel nebit Der ,,Sou6e" unb a0em onDern
Sorrt6tun9en, beren @ebrou6 IN 8erbtnz
6nn9 ban1it alt9eratben pirb. &etn &otorrb=
Yatient fonn nod b%e6aupteu: SD fdn1t
nt6t 9e6eilt merben." SIM Safe 6eS WttBz
ltn9enS befommt er $500.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
SeIbMntDrSA

Sacob Gang, Elm @rbeiter ser 9ittsbura,
Sort @aDne & Chicago @tienbabn, erIdten
9eitern 8ormittag UNI balb IL ubr in ieiner
@obnung, SEQ. 50 &ubleftraBe, tranf elm
Olart 8ier unb i6nitt ii6 Oarlrr, o6ne Elm
@ort 81 iagen, IN @egentpart ieiner 6rau
un6 ietner iteben Stnber nit etnem Stair
meifer bic &eble 6ur6. Gang, tpel6er l6on
iett mebreren Sagen Spuren bon Settles
ftOrung 3eigte, ~perftarb 5tpet Stunben 11a9
Der 8e9ebung letner Shat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
Gin Sanfbarer @attent.

Der Ieinen Nomen nt9t s~enannt baben Mill
nnO Der feline nO4fGtSi8e MtcSerbers
fteM1ttt8 bon f0wereNt Qeiben elmer in
einem 0oftorbu9 ange9ebener QrSnei Derz
banft, lGBt burb l1ns boiielbe fotettfrei on
feline leibenben Mitmeni6en peri9iden. Oiez
fes 9rOBe Sud- entbdlt &esepte, Die in ieber
lpotbete 9eutabt merben fOnren. S9tdt
fartp & Co., Is 6. @ONftOm Str.D
91etD BORT. ". y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
Sta0t Gbtta9o.
nag Ge1tttsta Saae lit G,trora.

bB- 2tEMI5tB AHYE III W1EUPW+|
Die unter OieiemSitel i'm v@eiten" DerOffentz
li6ten intereiianten &etiei6tlberungen oes
6rn. @oibington SEEING iin6, einetn piels
fa6 ~geGuBerten Wuni6e 5ufolge, in elmer
~bauern0eren SOrm als 8u6 eri6tenen, oas
fir BEN binigen 8reis bon so Gents in Der
Office Ser vSa. Staatsaettun9" unb bur6
u11lere Ngenten 3u baben lit. !3u BrGlnten
bere6ttgte 2eier 6es v@o6enblattS" ooer
bes v8eitens" f6nnen bas 8u9 an SteQe
elmer anDeren 8rGmte besteben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
Cine ffnSerInfe Che

TT serpiB cine iiberaus trauri9e Sa@e fir
ma,i6es @6epaar. Isle unb wobur9 bieiem
nebel in tGr5e # er 3eit abeebolfen rOsrz
wel9er pom Dem alien u1b bepdbrten beutz
i6en 6eil=Snititut in Seem 0ort beraus=
geeeben mtr6, auf Die flarlte 0elle:
0as pDrtrefflt6e gu6 (250 Seiten) ptrb
eeqe II @inlenbung pom 25 Gents in Yoft
tam ps franco unb wobl Deriie9elt perlano
Nore lie: D e C Heilinstitut
II Clinton Place, New York, N. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19

Ste 1M9entettt beItebte1t 4tttO bes
fatttten GIaf1enbtere Der Gottt6S
Getpp 8retutt8 Co. fttS Seoers
al atttt stt entpfeDIett4 @efteatm8et
btttet atGtt 0treft at Ste 8rAMeret
AT fett0e1. snnnfp mitt II ND
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
Wfdttner 1t1tO Xrn1ten.

rpeG6e td9li6 cine bis 5mei St1nben 3ett
ibrig baben, tOnnen in Oerielben mO9entli6
gang lei3t lie tinfbts 3ebn Dollars OaOur9
Der6tenen, OaB ie ais llniere N9enten einen
fir ieOen 6ausbalt wertbpolen Nrtifet per-
%taufen. 9ol9e, bic bierauf reflettiren, mos
gen 9efGut9it cine pber 3met Berionett, aut
mel9e fie itb berufen %tOnnen, an9eben.
g. sc Ell faebter & e o.,
SO Wtercer Ctr. &c 10 q OFT.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19

v8lutIpetIe" 1T Der beSet9nenbe gtame, ben
mon oft Nper'S SarIapartua megen i9rer
blutberei6ernben @i9en16aften 9tebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
TT"-V
Garl S6netber

NI1cl1111tt, y.
Man trifit bic S9weiSerpiuen in ieber
Npotbefe nn6 auBerbem BEL benz 9aupts
Depot fiir @bica9o S6mibt g Slider, @fe
@abaib Ape. urb 16. Ctr, Die S6o9tel gu
40 Gents.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
Gin ssfnaeraefa fiir @ie1e,

N8tr p~erOHentlt9en no9ltebenbe mt6ti9e
acknowledgement Ole benz ueberbrin9er
0ieles 3wei S9ocbteln pom Qpotbefer
&t1or6 Sranb's G9peiSerptleu. Die Btl=
len linb fir eirten getaunten, Der lie gegen
Elm i'm lebr quGlenbes Qeberlet6en anrpen6en
mill. SD lit lelbit le6r itarf an bieier
&ranfbeit unb ba Iof6e bur6 bieies Wtittel
BEL fort9elebtem @ebrau6 politdnOi9 9ebeilt
muroe, 10 era1te i1 es ais meine Yfli9t, es
Seoermann 81 empfeblen, &C.
GorI ShuoiApr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20
DESTRUCTIVE CYCLONE.
Several Persons Killed STOCK and Horses
Desroyed-The R.mo.og Sound
Gaze War0NE,

IIlItE Rock, Dee. IA specl'.
from Cone. Polk county reports that
g Obstructive cyclone visited Arm
strong Academy, Indian Territory,
Fort Washits and Green. at all eai y
honr saturday morning, causing
great destruction of property end
loss of lite. The following are the
casualties a. tar AS known; French
Adams. nited States army, Wichita,
killed. a. b. Linroll, Washith, Killed;
henderson Jack, Greep, Killed; Peter
Resop, Green, xiii d: Two children,
names unknown, killed; William Gov
ington, Armstrong Academy, b0th
,egs broken; Henry Wait, Wa-hita,
arm and leg broken, aud Mrs Wait,
Tashitastm brokeb.,A a terrible rumb-
ing sound was heard about ; O'Clock.
1t startled the f-w settlers from
their sleep, only to AWAKEN taem to
the horror OF impending death. a
heavy black cloud, funncl rhsped, was
seen in the distance, and rapidly al-
proaching. When about iAlle norm
OF Fort Wa-hita it struck the ground,
and from this point south for miles
the work of ruin was continued. The
cyclone travelled et the rate 90 IS mile
A minute, aud the inst Ant Il tt-uch the
earth half the house. in Fort Washita
were in ruins. Light houses aud
dwellings were picked ny and made
into kindiing wood by th1 fury OF lh'
wind. Armstrong academy was MOI
greatly injured, but the ranches il
the immo date ncighborhood suffered
greatly. At Green, little banle
six miles south of Armstrong, tht
damsga was very heavy aud many
persons were injured. Seventeen
houses and general stores were car
ried away bodily, while horses ant
catilo within tho territory covered b,
the storm King were Killed o
manned. The damage ri this tim
con not of course be estimated a3 tn
iull extent is not known. The tw
children Killed at Green were carrie
about 60 yards by the wind aud dAel
ed 10 the ground mangled SO ~ to b
almost unrecognizble. Many catt
and other stock were also killed b
lightning. The storm only Ia'te
about six minutes at any one point.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20
NOTES FROM liDDA


Special Dispatch 20 The Examiner.
EDDY, Dec. l9.--Some unknown
person broke iuto the etorc-house Of
Summers ~ Bruce OF Mastersville last
night and got s { in money and some
clothing and other things not yet
known. No clue to the thief.
Bob Whsley jr, while trying TO
Jump on freight train yesterday
evening about halt way between Mas
tcrsvilIe aud Eddy, fell and was
caught by the cars. one of his feet
wac considerably mashed. it is not
known whether amputstion will be
necessary or not.
Mrs. Brown, proprietor Of the Eddy
hotel, gave the young folks OF Eddy a
uice entertainment last uight, which
was well attended and greatly az.
prcciat d by them.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20

iwo Men kiiied aud One Wounded
In the Pursuit OF Newt Narce
DENVER Dec, l9--Newt Narce has
been tracked to Dug Out, on Rob
binson's ranch, about II miles from
Deer trail, where he is still holding
the men at bay, who are attempting
his arrest. Another man has lost his
LIE, making two killed and one
wounded, since the first effort la;
been INSIDE to arro.t Narce, and the
desperate is not yet captured. a
-hc p herder was in Dug ont with
arce and hGs been Killed by the
guards. lesterday under sheriff
CAwinQton, with "A number Of depu-
ties It tor Deer Trail on d special
train with Two wagon loads of men
heavily armed.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20
4 BRUTAL HUSBAND


TROY, n y, Dec. l9.-S. 5. Craudnl!,
formerly lawyer and real estate
broker in Troy, to-day shot his wife,
his mother-iL-lAw, Mrs. ). 5. stone,
his stcp-daugl ter, Julia Balkley and
himself at their home III Ball-ton
Place. All are dead but his wife, and
she is dying. He bad u controversy
with his wife over money matters.
His wife WAS the divorced wife OF
Cvanda rs former associate. Crandlll
pyas once candidate for sheriff in
Washington county and was defeated.
He was extraysgant in his habits. His
wife had money, aud the quar-
rel was over its control. Mrs.
Grandll refused to touch any
of her fathers property as long rs her
mother was alive, al d this determine
ion caused frequent trout - between
herself aud her husband, Mrs. Grand
all was widow with one child, julia
Balkly, when she met CrandNll a
couple of years ago, he reprcsel ted
himself ne being worth 10000 aud
finally married Mrs. Balkly. Crandtll
was in the habit of urging his wife to
get twO-thlTds Cf the stone property
which she owned and of which her
mother had use. She refused so TO
do Trouble eliminated yesterday
when Crauds and Mrs. Stone had u
dispute as to occupation OF working
man employed on the | lace. At thnt
time he called his wife soverrl hard
names when ehe rltortCd that he
was only n unuuer and had no prOp.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20

GAIN EsToN, Dee. l9.-Aucther new
company was organized here tc- lay,
known as the Texas Ice aud Goa
Storage company capital 100000
all subscribed aud paid up. lncorpor-
stors are: Adou a Lobit, Captain
Charles Fowler, L. + Parker, and W
+. Ansell of Galveston and Addison
Gage Il Co. of Boston. The company
have let contract for the erection Of
a Stratton machine, with q capacity
for turning out 80 tons OF ice per day,
dQ ring the hottest season. Their cold
storage vaults will have capacity of
20 carloads and enable merchants
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20
nl.cn.c in Mouse WaIl..

A cell r! physician has remarked
that eyrr l-e ought to be pulled down
at thc,-..1 lac sixNeth year q. IT has
by thHt r absorbed all the disease uf
those 1'O rye lived in it, beley u1 that
wood a.d .o-tor absorb gases tuul air
and f"'a h cxhalations as readily as
l-uk or water does. But as it is not prac-
tlcable - 'ear down houses every half
century r ,u. it is to be considered If all
the wood a-ei In their interior c0ustruc-
tion and ai the plain surfaces of plaster
should NOT be so thoroughly oied or var
nlshed ina' tae power of absorption should
be hlmO-. entirely destroyed, and the
charac'cr iHst SO changed that destruc-
tion wol,i 40 longer be des.rable. -Bos.
ton Adyey' ,,er.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20
rIccIlmx "t,he pn,lt rrc.s.
a Dispatch 10 Tnc ENnmlncr.

Special Dispatch 10 The Examiner
loKr WORTH, Dec. l9.--The Texas
Associated Press met here to-day.
Present Frank Grico, of tie san Ar
tonic Express; Col w. T. Gaines, OF
the Nustn Statesman; Il. G. Lowe, of
the Dallas and Galveston News; r. NJ,
Johnson ard j. l.. Watson, of the
Houston Port; w. l.. Malone and w.
+. Brittingham, of the Fort Worth
Gazette, ana r. f. Cravens, of THE
WACO EXAMINER. The object of the
meeting WAS the extension aud i'm
provcInrnt of the press service in
Texas by leasing a wire from New
On leans. X NJ Johnston resigned the
treasurership, and w. f. Birmingham
was elected instead. The meeting
adjourned subject to the call OF Pres
idcnt Grice.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20

Probably the greatest Jesuit college in
the United States, and one among the
greatest in the world, is soon to be erected
in Philadelphia; it will be pushed rapidly
to completion and is expected to begin its
educational work with twenty-five profes-
sors and accommodations for 700 students
The jesuit colleges at Georgetown, Ford
ham and Worcester rank high, and there
are IN ny minor Catholic institutes in
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20

There is not better place in Waco
to buy your groceries than at X. II
GrAy's. lie keeps the brst Of good
SELLS close, delivers goous promptly
and guarantees satisfaction in every
respect.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20

What shall buy for Lhustmas?
Manicure sells at from fl,o0 10 $l6 90
At Morrison Risher II Co.'s new
drug store.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20

kngosturn Buffers were prepared by pr. J,
g 3 ~legcrt for hi, private use. Their r'pu-
tAuon Is such today that they have become
generally known as The best appeut ing tonic.
beware 1f COuulerfeits ASK your grocer or
dGusli,t for the genuine article, manufactured
by Dv. I.G, b.. Siegert ( sons.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20
Ndvice 10 mnther..

ANs MINSLuW' souTuIsG SiEuP ,hoult
always oe used for children terthing !
pain cures wind cole aud Is the best remed!
for diArrhoes, Twenty. I'VE cents a bottle.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20

Beaut tu celendsr for IS. Call at
the Old Corner Drug store and get
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20
Save T,oublcana Expense.

BY calling at once and settling
your acco uuts. ! must have money
- MARX,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20

Electric night bel al Morrison
Risher Il Co.'S new drug store
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20

THE NEW YORK CANCER HOSPITAL.
anyin New York, ms it faces Central park;
and the huildng itself has about it moth
ing Of thqt unpleasant appearance the
mind generally associates with hospitals.
Asa charity, and as a school Of practical
surgical science, it Will rank high among
the Institutions of New York.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20

Auction OF a Wh0Icsslt -t)ch a hol!-
day goods at 3-1 Austin street, at
3 p. III.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20

We are showing An elegant line of
smoking jackets and gowns
Sanger Brothers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20

Ring the night bell at Morrison,
Rlsher Il Co.'S drug store at any hour
OF the night, aud competent drug
gist wi fill your prescriptions.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20

Cloaks, cloaks, cloaksl at unprec-
edentedly low prices, at Levine Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20
ph,.,cnn. w,lI.t,ck pin here

A full and complete stock of apt'-
scepuc GauAes Drepiugs sc lave
Just been received at the Old Corner
Drug store.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-02
Peaches.

Major o. P. Rocks, of Fruitland, Fla, in
Leesburg paper says: mature has given
this section precedence in the time of ripen-
ing the peach over any other section north
of us, thereby doubling its market value
Upon the hillsides of Fruitland Park the
Honey and Peento peaches and their hybrids
blush and ripen their luscious fruits two or
three weeks sooner than any other northern
section of the United States This gives
them an enormous advantage over all other
varieties i'll the market.
"These varieties never fail to produce an
nual crops when properly cultivated. Their
fruit being marketed in April, May and
June, gives ample time for the new wood to
mature their fruit buds for the ensuing
year, which is not the case with later varie-
ties
''The Bidwell, Peento, Honey and Horne's
Hybrid are the peaches at present most in
favor, although it is probable other hybrids
and seedlings of these varieties will be found
to equal, if not surpass them. These, we
find, producing abundant crops with I'M
failing regularity of the recurring seasons.
''Be sure and plant stock budded upon
Florida grown seedlings Georgia and
Northern grown stock is mostly diseased
having llnotty excrescences on their roots"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-02
Early Pasture.

The Southern Farmer has some good
thoughts about early pasture which, by the
way. no farm can afford to do without.
Early pasture is to be secured by sowing
grasses which start early, not by turning
the stock on the grass as soon as it is high
enough to be grazed. The grass must make
considerable growth before it is fit for food,
and the more favorable the weather the
greater the growth required. Young grass
has too large proportion of water and
when eaten by animals physics them while
affording little nutriment 1t is not I'M
common to see animals turned on pasture
early lose flesh. The pasture also is injured.
The ground is wet and soft and all the
grasses, except possibly blue grass, are i'm
paired by the trampling they suffer. Grazed
upon before they have made good root
growth and gathered considerable vigor,
grasses are slow TO start up again and their
growth is feeble Pasturing early, there
fore. is extravagant. If the animals are
kept on dry feed two weeks longer they will
continue to gain flesh instead of losing A
patch of rye should be sown in the fall for
early spring pasture.
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Farm and Stock Notes.

Colts that were foaed in the fall will be
no incumbrance at this season. as they can
he taken away from their dams and turned
on the pastures as soon as the grass shall be
ready. It is an advantage to have the colts
on the farm foaled in the fall where the
mares are intended TO do spring work
The men who sold or gave away their
sheep three and four years ago, because there
was more money in cattle or hogs, are now
realizing the error of rushing out of, or into,
a business with every little shade or turn in
affairs Stick TO your sheep through thick
and thin, and in the end you will always,
come out ahead
The gooseberry bushes do best when they
are well trimmed. They make very rank
growth. II is fruit that does best in par
tial shade, and if the mildew do not attack
it a crop may always be looked for. They
are not grown extensively for sale, but
every farm OF garden should have space
devoted to them.
The use of reaper and mower knives is
apt 90 get the gIindstone very uneven. The
grooves thus made spoil the grindstone for
any other use than grinding sections. Sharp
ening dull spadih bywhole width Of the
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A Strawberry Barrel.

writer in the Southern Farmer gives
hihethod of making what he calls a straw
by barrel, ard quite an interesting barrel
appears to be. He says: ''For eight years
ist have had one in use, sometimes two.
Fuse good kerosene barrel. Bore six one
and one-half inch holes in the bottom for
drainage between two Ska scantlings for
sitting the barrel on. Now eight inches
from the bottom, with the same auger, bore
eleven holes i'll true line around, six inches
up to the same, alternating them so as to
equally divide room to each plant, bore two
Others in the same way, making room for
forty plants, then put six in the top. l use
oyster shells, corn cobs or broken stone in
the bottom to secure good drainage, next
make, my mixture using half good muck,
one quarter pulverized clay, the balance
good rich soil and some ground bone, mix
well. Now fill up to first tier of holes,
compact same to avoid too much settling.
Use good plants, take in left hand and put
through the hole, reaching with the right
hand to help spread the roots out evenly,
being careful to keep up to the top of the
hole, as constant watering and settling tends
to cutting off the plant. Now do the same
to top of barrel, compacting carefully. 1
use two slaves at the bulge of the barrel !;
cut just long enough to press in tightly, to
take off weight from lower plants. leave
depression in the top to water or feed, to
hurry and perfect berries. / have one now
beauty, and it is really constant Joy, it
has blossoms, green berries all sizes and
fully ripe ones. l try to put on them a
bucket of water every day, would not
like to dispense with them; of course they
must be renewed annually Shovel the soil
out; usually add little fresh, mixing up
good and replacing Just as before.